First Connection

Open the first connection screen and prepare values before clicking connect.

If the target is sensitive, create a read-only user first instead of connecting with broad privileges.

QuraMate backend expects connection values in DBConfig. Fill your form with this mapping:

• type -> database engine (postgres, mysql, sqlite, sqlserver, etc.)
• host -> database host (or local endpoint)
• port -> service port
• user -> login user
• password -> login password
• database -> target database name or file target label
• readOnly -> safer first run for production-like systems
• trustServerCertificate -> TLS trust behavior (important for SQL Server/cert flows)
• sshEnabled -> enable SSH tunnel when direct DB access is blocked
• sshHost, sshPort, sshUser, sshPassword, sshKeyFile -> SSH tunnel credentials

For local databases (sqlite, duckdb, libsql), host/port patterns may differ from server engines. Set only what your engine requires.

Use names like prod-readonly, staging-app, and local-dev so tabs remain easy to distinguish under pressure.

Color or environment labels are useful only when the naming convention is already consistent.

After saving the connection, run a tiny SELECT with LIMIT to confirm credentials, schema, and latency before doing any broader exploration.

SELECT *
FROM your_table
LIMIT 20;

Continue with Your First Query once the connection is stable.